Clean Rephoto of Child Crayon Drawing

Using REFERENCE_0 as the sole source, regenerate the same photographed childlike crayon drawing as a cleaner, more evenly composed version. Keep it looking like a real sheet of white paper lying on interlocking foam floor mats, photographed from above at a slight angle, with natural indoor lighting and visible paper edges. Preserve the handmade crayon texture, scribbly line quality, colors, and overall subject, but subtly tidy the framing so the paper is more centered and the drawing fills the page more evenly.

Maintain the same child-art scene: the owl-like girl character flying above a forest, with teal wings spread wide, round glasses, yellow eyes, short teal hair, pink hair bows, black dress, yellow bird legs, orange sky scribbles, a yellow sun, and simple triangular pine trees along the bottom. Use exactly 4 small orange cloud scribbles plus 1 long orange scribbled band across the top sky. Use exactly 10 bottom forest elements: 2 teal trees on the left, 3 brown trees near the left-center, 3 small orange/brown triangular shrubs near the center, and 2 tall trees on the right plus the large teal tree at the far right integrated into that right group. Slightly refine the central clothing detail into an orange bow at the chest while keeping the naive crayon look.

Style constraints: do not turn it into polished digital art; keep the uneven crayon strokes, imperfect anatomy, childlike proportions, paper texture, and casual photo realism. Avoid adding text, signatures, watermarks, extra characters, or new objects. The result should feel like the same drawing re-photographed with improved alignment, lighting consistency, and cleaner composition.